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I'm experimenting with creating a user control that basically draws a shape using a number of Path elements. The reason for doing it this way is that I want the flexibility to either paint sets of elements with the the same brush, or to paint all the elements with the same brush (e.g. the end developer can paint the entire control ...
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I'm not sure that I'm going about this in the right way. I assume that if I am hosting my WCF service in IIS then the configuration settings are held in the web.config file? I've attempted to edit my web.config to match the example in the link above and the closest I've got (that doesn't cause errors) is:
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There doesn't appear to be a lot of information on how to do this! I assume that it's either a matter of attributing the service or editing the configuration file?
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I don't think that's the problem since I've tried both localhost and the machine name. I can also access 'normal' webservices all right, this only becomes a problem when I try and access a WCF service (using a .svc file).
John
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I noticed from Scott Guthrie's blog that he claims that Silverlight can be used to call WCF web services hosted within ASP.NET. I think the critical part of this statement must be that the web service must be hosted within ASP.NET since I can't find any way of directly interacting with WCF from Silverlight due to the subset of the ...